The End - den sista boken från Dennis Töllborg

The End is Töllborg’s 28th and last book. Here he has collected some of the most important essays and speeches done since he started his academic career 1979.

The press release from the publisher says:

"The End is Töllborg’s 28th and last book. Here he has collected some of the most important essays and speeches done since he started his academic career 1979. Law as value, an academic lesson once given in England, later published in Germany, is one, Report from an autistic country, a lesson held in Washington for secret agents from, among other intelligence organizations, NSA and CIA, is another. Together they show how important it is for science, in order to be accurate and relevant, to go from the abstract to the most concrete, back again and so forth, in order to live up to their duties, following Socrates, as scientists, only loyal to values, never bending their back for political and economic power, so stupid loving their own navels and, in the new world, only producing selfies.

Dennis Töllborg was born 1953, had his first book released
1978, dr. juris 1986, associate professor at the Faculty of
Law, University of Lund 1987, and became full University
Professor in legal science, University of Gothenburg, 1995. He
is the last full University Professor in legal science in
Sweden, a country which only has its good trademark left. Once
well earned. Töllborg will go to pension November 30, 2021.
Töllborg was the barrister and legal representative for the
complainants, both in the Leander- and the Segerstedt-Wiberg
et al-case, in the European Court of Human Rights, two cases
which changed the whole legal foundation in security matters
in all countries, members of the European Council.

Said about Töllborg:
"Töllborg realizes and understands the need for the state to have a responsibility and an obligation to safeguard and protect our democratic freedoms and rights and that there must therefore be a security service that has the authority to prevent terrorism and violations of the national security. Töllborg's strong pathos lie in the issues of integrity, namely that the individual should not be able to be subjected to arbitration and that powerful control bodies are required to weigh the various interests raised in matters relating to the security of the country. Töllborg is an important advocate of transparent legal systems with legal safeguards. It honors him ... I judge him as completely incorruptible.”/Anders Danielsson, Governor, former head of the Swedish Security Police

“Töllborg (has) a great insight into intelligence issues and
the importance of legislation in the area. Not least, he has
emphasized the importance of control as an important means of
creating legitimacy for the intelligence activities ... The
contributions he made in the public debate on signal
intelligence also testified about civilian courage and
integrity."
/Ingvar Åkesson, former head of FRA (the Swedish NSA)

“Dear Dennis. It's great and impressive that you still keep the style and banner high.”/Ketil Lund, head of the Norwegian Commission on the Norwegian Security Police, the so-called Lund-Report

”... Dennis, (you) is to thank too so much through your intense struggle to highlight how badly it worked before and thereby eventually became a starter for a new system ... Feel satisfied with everything that you have done in our common area for the benefit for many in our society.”/Carl Anton Spak, former head of the Register Board
"I have to say I'm terribly happy that I have you. Your analysis and your basic knowledge are invaluable in being able to navigate in such waters as we give ourselves in. I do not say that to flatter but to make you understand what an important role that you play."/Fredrik Laurin, three times receiver of the Swedish Grand Prize for Journalism (Stora Journalistpriset), also receiver of prices from Investigative Reporters and Editors, IRE, and International Consortium for Investigative Journalists, ICIJ